Ed Sheeran Tickets Go Live as Fans Rush for Pre-Sale Access
If you’ve been waiting for the chance to see Ed Sheeran live, now’s the moment everyone has been talking about. The pre-sale for his upcoming shows has just gone live, and fans are scrambling to grab their tickets before they’re gone. After months of teasing with singles from his brand-new album Play —including that buzzworthy music video starring Rupert Grint—Ed is about to release his eighth studio album on Friday, September 12th. And if that wasn’t enough, he’s already confirmed another album, Loop , coming in January 2026. Clearly, slowing down is not on his radar.
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To celebrate the new music, Ed Sheeran has announced a handful of intimate concerts at the end of this year. These smaller shows are set to be a warm-up before he hits the road for his massive Loop world tour in 2026. For fans, it’s a rare opportunity to hear the new tracks live while still enjoying the classics that made him a global star.
So where exactly is he performing? Three key venues have been announced across the UK and Ireland: Coventry on December 5th, Manchester on December 7th, and Dublin on December 9th. Meanwhile, fans in France are buzzing too, with Ed confirmed for Paris at the Zénith de Paris – La Villette on December 1st. It’s a limited run, which means tickets are in extremely high demand.
Now, here’s where things get tricky. Tickets are being released in stages, with several pre-sales before the general sale. The album pre-sale is already underway, running from Tuesday, September 9th until Thursday morning, September 11th. To qualify, fans had to pre-order Play before September 7th. Additional pre-sales are tied to partners—like the Co-op for Manchester, or Three+ for Dublin. And then, of course, the big rush: general sale starts Thursday, September 11th at 10 a.m. in the UK, and at 11 a.m. in Paris.
As for prices, fans should be prepared to pay around £95 in Coventry, while Paris tickets range between €93.50 and €137.50 depending on the category. Hospitality packages have also been announced for Manchester, offering VIP perks like lounge access, food, and drinks, though those come at a premium.
Because demand is so overwhelming, Ticketmaster queues are expected to be long. Fans are being advised to log in early, double-check their payment details, and avoid refreshing their browsers while waiting. Patience, as always with these big sales, will be key.
For Ed Sheeran, this latest announcement cements his place at the very top of the music world. With two albums lined up, back-to-back tours, and shows selling out at lightning speed, it feels like everyone is trying to be part of his next chapter. The only question left is: will you be lucky enough to snag those tickets?
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